1970 Mercury Cougar Xr-7 on 2040-cars
Edinburg, Texas, United States
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Up for sale, there is a beautiful 1970 Mercury Cougar XR7 Convertible painted in a Ferrari Red with White interior. Its got a 5.0 Fuel Injection with a lot of High Performance goodies. 90% of the car is new the rest it has been restored. ENGINE: 5.0 Fuel Injection, comp cam and lifters, hooker headers. aluminum water pump, high volume oil pump, aluminum radiator, electric fans, aluminum wrinkle valve covers, optima battery, Power Steering, front disc brakes, K&N Filter, and polish throttle body TRANSMISSION: AOD 4spd overdrive with a 9in rear end. Its got new borla exhaust. Suspension and brakes had been restored within 8 months. INTERIOR: its got white pearl leather seats with XR7 design in red and silver (new) new red carpet, console and wood grain steering wheel and new white convertible top. Wheels and tires: its got 17x8 in the front and 17x9 on the back with brand new tires. Everything works real good on the car. It may not be a show quality car but it is pretty damn close. Im asking $20,000 OBO Please feel free to call or text @ 956-763-0768 Marvin I do have the original matching numbers engine 351c fully rebuild looks great ask for pics if u like the engine too sold separately for $1850.00 with alot of nice aftermarket parts and cam, lifters. springs, covers, air intake let me know if interested |
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